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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-14, Page 14Pao*, 14 The Thnes•Mvocate, A.ygust i•4 195 Persona 1 items. WS. Cecil Robb has returned' home after undergoing surgery At St. J'oseplCs Hospital', London. Air. and Mrs. Ira Carling .and' family spent the holiday weekend! in Kincardine, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walpole. Airs. Wes Atkinson last Saltur-. day evening .attended a shower • held at 'the home of her sister, Airs. Lorna laholdme ot London, in honor of Miss 'Patricia Me-. Lean whose marriage to Mr.' Fred Dobbs will take place Aug.! „V in Toronto. Happenings In ns ard By MR:S, OLAOWYN HOOPER Miss Joan Hodgins. of Granton. spent Friday with Miss Linda 'hacker. Alias Ann Parkinson returned home after spending the past week with her cousin, Tomins Parkinson, of Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Wallace .and Douglas. .of Toronto. spent a few days last week with Mr. And Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. Mr, and Mrs. George Nan re- turned home alter spending the past five weeks in the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson and family spent Sunday after- noon at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mossey. el Oshawa. spent Friday evening evening with Mrs. ;Inn Massey. Jimmy Mossey spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey. .Mrs, Walter Jones. of .Glen- dale, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Cecil Mossey, Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and family spent Sunday at Port Bruce and Port Burwell. Mrs. Lottie Jones, of Crediton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Mrs. Lottie Jones and Mr. and Airs. Witham Jones and family epent Sunday evening with Airs. Alvada Hopkins, of Mitchell. Carl and Edwin remained for a few holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Art Bien and Marie. of London, spent Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Lloyd Thom- son and family. Cheryl returned with them after spending the week with Miss Anne Thomson. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thorns and 111r. and Airs. Herman Paynter. of Kirkton. spent Sunday at Teeswater, Kincard in e and Goderich, Barry Thomson is spending this week with his cousin, John. Bion. of St. Marys. M. crab Watson has been pro- moted to assistant manager of the meat division of the A P store at Cheapside and Adelaide St. London. in spite of a sign '"Closed Aug. 4,9" many inivanites rattled the Mayfair Bake -shop door during the week and in spite of the heat had to go home and do their own baking "One doesn't i s the w te till the well goes S a r dry." But bakers as well as prrn. tars need holidaa's Mr. Keith Frost has secured a position on a dairy farm. at The m e sford. Mrs. Cecil Armitage spent a few days last week with her par- ents Mr. and Airs. Levi Darlina of Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brownlee. LI Bop' go•RillioW And Disfrict News correapen.dent: Miss :Una Alahott Surprise Party For "Speaker' Last Tuesday night Mrs. John McLean was invited to speak of her work at the –Anne :Grafton Gage Home for Elderly Cid- zens" to her group of the W.M.S. of the Visited Church . and Mrs. Wes Atkinson spent net was her surprise on en - Sunday DI Brantford the guests tering 'the parlors to fird some of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Woods. 60 friends and neighbours ga- Mr. and Mrs. James Loft of thered to do her honor. llderton were Sunday guests of Before going to Toronto to . , ; Fred 11 , 1 , work. after her husband s death, an. and . lis. la at Ina. • !Mrs. McLean was a faithful his hand while working and later worker in the 'United Church as • blood -poisoning set in. He was . well as a ]eader of the "xi., able to take the Pentecostal; Mrs. Sheridan Revington pre - service last Sunday hut still has sided for the evening's activity. a sore arm. ' which began with a f sing -song, e s al . . is.. - son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ache- , Lean gave an interesting talk on eon who was involved in a car t • • Fld a • C" • Clifford Acheson, 15 -year-old. accident when the accelerator Invent°. and an account of her duties while there. pital hut is making satisfactory Mrs. Harold Hodgins 'thanked recovery. • McLean not only for her talk Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgins but also for the years of service have returned from a trip to .Lo Liman United -Church and Lu. - Richmond Hill where they wine ean•eniumunita.• and asked her to the guests "t Mr. and Mrs', A. •' accept the gifts presented by F. Elson. On the way down they! Mrs. Earle Young, before she left • visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Til'« for her new duties: an initiated bury at Brampton. l After a week in St. Joseph's ‘a"l'k ese2cend bag, a travelling alarm a powder blue banlon Hospital Mrs. H. T. Bond arrived "`"- sweater and a black hand -rade home last Thursday. morocco purse-. While Mr, Cecil Armitage was ; The members of the CCIT stuck is still in Si. Joseph's HOF - There are more than 700 pri- mary textile mills in Canada, spread across Canada's 10 prov- inces, and until recent years the industry was the largest single source of employment in Canad- ian manufacturing. 7e11111111111111411,141111110M11.1011 lllll IIIIIIIIi111111111111; CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & • HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend =4, ./*". `;'!",' I\ s • VISITORS ? When Uncle Sill and Aunt Mary come to viait—or you visit them—tell vs about it. We like to report the social activities of the folks in this district. Phone 770 THE TIMES.ADVOCATE Or your local correspondent on vacation he and his family presented her with a wallet to visited Mr, and Mrs. Ken Thar :match the purse. of Byron and Mr. and Mrs, Clar- A social hour was spent to- • ence Rogers of Ailsa Craig. Mr. George Chambers is able ; gether, to be home after a week in St. Wrestling • Marys' Memorial Hospital and Though the holiday midnight Mrs. Chambers was on the sick ',lance was a flop yet there was list at home. ! a good turn -out last Thursday Mr. Calvin Baskett spent the evening at the Lucile Arena to holiday weekend at the Jack sec the TV midgets wrestle. Cummin's cottage near Parry A splendid attraction was the • Sound bringing home Mrs. Has- so pound wrestling bear which kett and the children who had • took on two leading heavy -weight • been holidaying there for a wrestlers, month. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bardawili and family who have been living in Mrs. E. Etnerick's apartment « have moved to Ailsa Craig. I Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of Riverside are holidaying with the latter's parents, Mr, and Airs. Sheridan Revington. Topics From Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mrs. Ben Rade of Kincardine, Mrs. Lloyd Webber is a patient Airs. Angus Mackenzie and Mrs. James Bawtenheimer of Sarnia were recent guests of 'Airs. Baw- tenbeimer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Robb. The Story In Zion By MRS, JUD DYKEMAN Mr. and Mrs, James Earl spent last week at Port Elgin. Mrs. Ross Hern, Detroit, spent the weekend at her home, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Brock visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Hector Taylor, Exeter. Mrs. Tom Brock assisted at Miss Kathryn Hunter's trousseau tea on Friday. Air. George Earl is spending this month with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hern. LeRoy Hern and Graham Hern spent Friday with Leslie Dyke - man. Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern visited Friday with Mrs, Hector Taylor, Exeter. Billie Brock spent the weekend with Air. and Mrs. Bert Morgan, St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cushman and boys were Saturday evening visitors with Mr, and 'Mrs. Jud Dykem a n Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques and children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, Exeter. (Intended For Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller, Elsie and Karl, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques and Yvonne spent Sunday at Hope Bay. Mrs, Margaret Thwaites and Dawn, of Toronto, and Mrs. C. Jaques, of St, Marys, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques. Dawn stayed to speed a few holidays with Shirley Jaques. Dalton Jaques spent Sunday with his grandparents. Mr. and Airs. Cecil Dobson, Kirkton. Emily Dykeman had a birth- day party on Tuesday afternoon, Buis, the dependable brand and entertained four little girl name products advertised in The, friends. Times -Advocate. Locai Horses ,Mrs. S, Cooey Stay On l • • Top Monday night at Toronto Wood- bine Meadows* Arts Lady owned by Hardy Bros. von a first, Paul- ine Volo owned by Hardy a second, Granola Express and I Miss Legal Gratton owned by Clarence Young, firsts. On !Saturday night Howard Roseeroft owned by Sheridan Revington and Bud Gilmour set a new Woodbine recorcl and mon. the special invitation pace for $2.500 in two minutes one and ane -fifth. seconds, Hodgins -Family • Attends Reunion • 1 Spine 65 descendants ot the !late Eli Hoagies attended the an- nual Hodgins picnic' last Sunday at Springbank. Guests were from Toronto, Paris, London, Park- hill, Deafield, Merton, Saints - bury, Thorndale and Liman. Airs. Chas. Grose of Lucan and Airs, Bob Hodgins of Ilder- ton,were sports conveners. Win- ners in races were; 5 and under, Karen Grose; 6 to 7, Sandra ' Hodgins; 10 to 12. Marion Hod- gins; tAll participants received h 1 b • Kicking the slipper, Mrs. Law- rence Hodgins, Mr, William Ban- , ulster; walking the string, Airs. Austin Hodgins; balloon. race, Mr. Lawrence Hodgins; drawing a house, Mr. Vincent Hodgins; youngest baby, Wayne Hodgins Hour months; stocking race, Airs. Vincent Hodgins;. peanut bunt, Mrs. Oscar Hociams, pea- nut scramble, Joan Hodgins. The 3959 picnic will be held at Poplar Hill, the third Sunday in August with Mrs. Austin Hod- gins and Mrs. Lawrence Hod- gins of Lucan as sport conveners, Ex -wardens Picnic The sun shone brightly for the picnic of the ex -wardens, their wives and friends, which was held at Chet Corbett farm last Sunday with' a good attendance. in Victoria • Hospital, London, Personal Items where she underwent on opera- Mrs. Harold Cunningham and tion last Thursday, two children spent a weekend Monday visitors with Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bud- - Thomas Bell were Mr, and Mrs. son,. • Robert laveri and family, of Airs. Alm McLean who has London, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew been working in Toronto is holt- Houston, of Seaforth. Mr. and daying at her home here before Alrs. •Fred Cole, of Exeter, taking up her new position of 'he grs a ten ng nee a ia assistant o ma , " 1 t di MI h deanf Al College Camp near Goderich this week St. Thomas. Joanne Miners, Lynn Otis, Mar -.1 Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Fletcher a e garet Johns, Frances and Anne : end i of Richmond,. Quebec were week - Johns, Shirley and Marilyn Johns guests of Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Bradford and Miss A. A, and Miss Sandra Waiters, of Winchelsea. -- Howse of Granclhy, Quebec, is • • Mr. and Airs. H. J. Wolfe, of spending two weeks with them. Valley Miss Ilowse is a High School re Miss s Frances Skinner Stream' New York, left teacher and two of her pupils early Tuesday morning for home are Campbell and Bryan „Cul - after visiting the past week with bert, grandchildren of Mrs. My - the latter's mother, Mrs. Thomas ran Culbert of Lucia. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, Miss Air. R. W. Westwood of Lon - Ruth Skinner ad Mr. Laverne don was sthe guest speaker al Skinner spent.the weekend with Ho y y churcs 3. Mr. Elgin Skinner at Grand Miss Janice Morley, of Whalen. Pigeons Cop Bend, and Miss Brenda Skinner, spent last week holiday with Miss Joan Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Fran- ces, Miss Joanne Miners attend- ed the Mary Hastings Housewife Picnic at Springbank Park on Saturday afternoon. Bibby Finkbeiner, of Shipka, spent a few days with Edwin Kerslake. .111r. and Airs. Reg Ford and family, of Fenwick, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. MelvilIe Skinner, Miss Carol Ano Bell spent the weekend with Miss Shirley Jaques, of Zion. The August meeting of the Elimville W.M.S. and Mission Band will be held at the church on Wednesday evening, August 20. There will be a practice at the church for the Mission Band members on Monday afternoon at 2.30 in preparation for the program. S•UT END SERVICE FUS AND CHUCK SNELL PHONE: 328 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE ARM GOOD/WAR 1.00K FOR THIS HIGH SIGN OF QUALITY 131G BARGAIN ON POPULAR SURE•GRIP TRACTOR TIRES "W$2.35 4x24 O/1/J/ Less traci..ht allowance!. SURE -GRIP .045 11•0. by. 4G100110PitlEAR A .4. «4, .4.A A * A --s! !meliersiiiimeimeamemeemieenisiasii.at ace Prizes Native Of Lucan Sirs. Samuel Cooey, 76, Lon- don. passed away suddenly Thursday, 'august 7 at Wiarton. She lay at rest at the Need- ham Memorial Chapel, London. till 2 p.m. Saturday, interment in Woodland .eemetery, London, Aire. !Cooey, the former Ethel Katherine Stewardson, was the daughter of the late Air,and. Mrs. John Stewardson of Water St., Liman. She was born in Lu - van and spent the early years of her life here. Except for rupees and nephews her only survivor is her husband. Vacation 'School Meeting! AVacation School meeting— the last before school opening on August 18—was held in the tainted Church parlors last Mon- day evening with a splendid at- tendance. In the absence of the Dean. the RCN. J. P. Prest and the secretary, Airs. Murray Hod- gins, the RCA'. Edgar Roulston and Airs. Frank Hovey were in charge. Personal Items Mrs, Ansley Neil of Exeter spent a few days last week with Al rs. Thome s Brooke , Other guests included Mr. Grant Ford of Byron on Wednesday, Mr, John Pollard and daughter, Mrs. Greta Hodgins of Exeter, on ,Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton and family are holidaying at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strasser at Pori Franks and also at Forest and Brusseis, Miss Jean Coventry and Miss Vera Hutchinson, Ingersoll, were Thursday guests with Mrs, War- ner McRoberts, Dr. Ken Butting of Port Huron was a recent visitor with his brothers, Messrs. Don and Billie Bantmg. Miss Nancy Watson is holi- daying with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred: Dixon of Mooresville, Dr. and Mrs, Walter Rice of Stillwater. Oklahoma are visit- ing Mrs: Rice's pother, Mrs. Dell Sprowl and Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Blevens, who had been visit- ing Mrs. Sprowl have returned to Stillwater. Lucan pigeons participated ,,in four races on July 25 and made a splendid showing from the Hardy.lofts. In race one -500 miles from Grand Mere, Quebec, open to all Ontario—A. Arndt, of Kitchener came first flying l358 yards per minute; Clarence Hardy, seventh, 743 yds.; Frank Hardy, eighth. 722 yds.; Clarence Hardy, tenth, 668 yds.; Clarence Hardy twelfth, 620 yds.; Norman Hardy, thir- teenth. 617 yds.; Frank Hardy, fourteenth, 609 yds. Race two -600 miles from Que- bec—Clarence Hardy, fourth, 694 yds,, and fifth, 659 yds. Race three -500 :miles from Quebec, Forest City pigeon rare— Clarence Hardy, second, 745 yds.; Norman Hardy, third, 742 yds.; Jack Hardy, fourth, 763 yds.: Frank Hardy, fifth, 722 yds.; Clarence Hardy, sixth, 668 yds,; Clarence Hardy, eighth, 620 yds.; Norman Hardy, ninth, 61/ yds,; Frank Hardy, teeth, 609 yds. Race four -600 miles from %:e. bee, Forest City race—Clarence Hardy, first, 694 yds, and second, 659 yds. Race ODD had 59 birds 'from 25 lofts; race two, 19 from eight lofts; race three, 48 from 10 lofts, and race four, 17 from seven lofts. Personal Iteti Happenings In Biddulph By MRS. M, H. ELSTON Personal items Mrs. William Naafis and fam- ily of Richmond Hill are boll- daaing with Mrs. Eillant's par- ents. Air. and. Mrs. Gordon Ban - ling. Mr. and Airs. Lorne Mohr and family spent last Sunday at Hamilton, guests of Mr. and Airs. (lens Roaniussen. The Reales Organ Co. have in- stalled a new organ in St. Paul's Anglicaa church. at Lindsay. Air. and Airs. Benny Saulnier are holidaying at their cottage alMi3isasYfilPilecsi sie Foreman or To- ronto spent few days last week with her sister, Mrs, Mitchell Haskett and Mr. liaskett. Airs. Bob Coleman has retun- ed from spending a few days with London and Port Stanley relatives. Airs. Joe Leslie, Mrs. Evan Hoagies and Airs. Ainctell Has- kell were among the 2,300 who ,uart;t:ancyl,ed the lath Mary Hastings picnic at Springbank last Sat- MissMarilyn Brownlee is va- canoeing at Archdeacon C. J. Queen's cottage at Kincardine. Air. and Airs. bob. Drennan and family have returned home after vacationing for a week at Turkey 'Point. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy Bob. Tom and Gordon spent the holiday weekend at Penetang, the guests or Mr. ' anti Airs. George Leckie, Mr. and Airs. Frank Anderson of London spent last week with Mr, and Airs. James Hodgins, Mrs. Warner Me -Roberts at tended the birthday celebration of her sister, Mrs. Mac Lainond of Cromarty, last Sunday. Lueanites and former Lucan ' the late Mrs. Samuel Cooey, the former Ethel Katherine Steward - son included Mrs. Edgar Me - Falls and Airs. Jack Mundy of Lucan, Mr. and Airs. Richard De Coursey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lang De Coursey and fam BY and Miss Helen De Coursey of Dearborn, Air. and Mrs Frank McGown and family o Montreal, Mrs, K. McCown o London, Mr. and Mrs. Ear Bonwell and family of Windsor Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rice o Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. IL Ritchie Sr. Mr, and•Airs. H. Ritchie Jr, and family of London were Sundaa visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Haskett. t Mrs. J. IT. MurraY. Mrs. H. 13. iLaugford. Miss C. Norman, Mrs. :Harold Courses', Mrs. Edgar MC - :Falls, Mrs. Warner McRoberts t and Mrs. Dave Park .attended Perirenal _Hama a .desert euchre at !the 110010 af ass. and Km Orville Dixon • Mrs. Jack 'Murray in London last. spent Thursday .evening with Thursday. Airs. McRoberts Itting• Mr. and um Fred Fenton, ing home the aprize. .4..Ve471dan and their PortSIaneyvereVe(1esta0ttage,Pr. Lorernight guests with Mr. .and !Mrs. Harold Mau. and Mrs. Ross Utley and chit," After a two-week visit with dr jiacll0! London, Mr. and .Alir ek Arss: i her at -int Mrs. I. D. Orme, Miss Ruth Watson, Mr, and Mrs. Len - Dorothy Wildera .of St. Cath- nis Callfar, Mr. and Mrs. Carl arines returned -home last Sat- Callfar and son of 'Kitchener urday and Ales. Joe Orme of To- and Ms. and Mrs. 'Carl 'Prevent- ronto arrived on Monday for a ick, Paul and. Terry of London. : nsit with her sister-in-law. • Ne Air. and Mrs. Charles Cough- Aiis!ei,ldguests.GeenorgeAievrelitil erw-1\011;•.and m% alin are limy to announce the and Mrs. Robert Barr and Air. birth of a daughter, Karen Anne, and Airs. John Campbell and in St. Joseph's Hospital, August ,children of Toronto, attending 1—a sister far Cathy, .also the Mercernioulahan wed - Miss Hattie liodgins and Airs. ding at Mount Carmel on !Sat- Nkitairsti:riag7folll o!aGlatebilieds-' 111:!aduRaYd' ay guests with Mr. and ed the Hodgins picnic at Spring- Mrs. George rarest were sir. bank last Sunday. Mr, :Charlie Has,,,ai 01 the and Mrs. Manson of Enthro and ; Post Office is on vacation. Miss Kale Bowyer has return - cd home from a 12 -day visit at • Woodbridge and Si. Arms, Out. She attended the MuQuoid-Garrod Letter from Elrinsley By MRS. !Cecil. 4‘L,WoOD Airs. Marion Cunningham of Ciandeboye, Air. and Airs. Cecil Ellwood spent Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Will Haskett of Den- • wedding on July 25 at Wood- field,„ bridge and remained over for Decoration and Memorial Sari' Personal Items Mr. John Pollard and daugh- ter, Mrs. Greta Hodgins of Exe- ter called on Mr. Ern Hicks and Airs. Priscilla Mack on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Christie of Edmonton accompanied by Mrs. Bob Elston, St. Marys, were visitors on Monday with Mr. and! Mrs: Mervin Elston. Mr. and Mrs. Christie are leaving by plane on Thursday morning for their home in Edmonton. Misses Sandra and Brenda Dickins of London are holiday- ing with their cousins, Sheila. and Wendy Elston, Mrs. Jack Blair and girls motored to Milan, Mich. and spent the weekend with Mrs. Blair's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Gray. Janet re- mained for holidays. Sunday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer and boys and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Fischer and Wayne all of London. Bradley Gregus of Exeter spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek. mr. Will Isaac formerly of this neighborhood who has been a patient in South Huron Hos- pital was able to return to his home in Lucan and is making progress. Mr. and Aire. Fred White and family of Wilton Grove spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson, Linda and Marilyn Smith are spending a few holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Esti Campbell, Exeter. Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Atkinson and Robert spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr, and Airs, R. Heck, man, , Visitors on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mervin Elston were Mrs. Harvey Godbolt and Miss Maxine Godboil, Mitchell, who has returned hone from a motor trip to the west toast visiting with relatives. Dr. T. A. Watson of Lucan and Mr, William Walker of De- troit have retailed front a fish- ing trip to Key Barbour, where they report the fishing was good. Mrs, A. E. Reilly is back on duty at the post office, after a two week vacation at her tottage at Plitt Bay and a week's visit with her daughter, Aire. Earl Heist and faintly at Ridgeville. Mr, and Mrs. John Howe and Jackie, Mr. and Mr. Carl Howe all of rreiiton spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. 'A, A, Simpson. Bryan Sreith, Steve 'Davis, 'Da- vid Goddard, PhiJip Lewis and Kee Beady wet 10 days at the Iluton Church Camp At hayfield. Mrs. hose Atkinson attended the funeral of her uncle Mr. Walter 13thornfield le Parkhill last TtlasdAy. Th t "Twinatte Wady Shop”, Kificardirie, operated by the twins, Misses Sherry and Tel'ty Walpole, who aped last year With OW grandparents in Lu• tali, is proving sueeessful, The twins are pleased to have so Many tf their Luean and onion Wends, as customers, week with the bride's parents, ice will be held at Ebenezer ' 511. and Airs. J, Garrott, before drealyn.etAert3:,guseton1c7essinoenv.4 RonouiSsutoni; of Lucan will be guest speaker and music will be furnished by the junior band of Ailsa .Craig. • going on to St, Arms where she « was the guest of Mr. and Airs. Genrge Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Duplan are • happy to announce the birth of a son. Edward Gordon, at Vic - Lorin Hospital, August 6—a broth- er for 'Susan and John. Mrs, Harry Noels of Spring- ' field spent a few days last week with Airs. Will Plaskett. Mr, and Airs. C. C. Bradford and Miss A. A. Howse saw the play Henry IV at Stratford last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Kew • , and family have returned from '• a holiday to Rochester where . they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rain)) Wood. Miss Clara Norman of Kilmer- 1time, formerly of the Lucan High School staff is visiting Mr. and Mrs, H. B, Langford and other Lucan friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilcox of • Owen Sound spent a few days • last week with Mr. Fred Armi- iMorley,, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Morley, Miss Margaret Crombie and friend of Toronto attended the Mercer -Hottlahan wedding on - Saturday. Miss Mary Amos who. suffered a stroke some time ago is lin* proving. Say you saw it in The Timea- Advocate. To -day r Clearance +1, sis Tots Dresses — 3 to 6 Years is Girls' And Boys' Bathing Suits is Tots Playsuits & Sunsuits & Shorts is Women's Bathing Suits is Boys' And Girls' Summer Pyjamas is Women's Summer Skirts & Skorts Women's Summer Blouses sis Halter Tops — Shorts — Bermudas is Summer Gloves + Summer Handbags sis Surnrner Jewellery sis Women's Summer Pyjamas & Gowns is Beach Towels L can ry Goods PHONE 37 They've added SIEMI.PRIVATE COVERAGE • employees—the plan designed to over the fidifference in rate I to Ontario al Insurance This man's employer is one of over eight thousand Ontario employers who have selected semiprivate coverage through Blue Cross for their , 4 new Blue Cross service effective Jamiary 1, can be made lo cover both Mans. between standard ward and semi.privale care for an unlimited number of days. Individua1s,. loo, on enrol for this completely your Ontario -Hospital Insurance—one payment 15a, Add Blue Cross serni.private coverage to give CroSS Pia ti to Hotpilol Core-- ONtAltitt HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION tOlkeiNto Yr r.-0147ARIO a